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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-11-30
HE is DISCOURAGED.
7. V. Powdsrly. Harassed by Hi
Enemies, Has Decided 70
Resign.
Indianapolis special.l


E. F. Gould, Of this city, Secretary q
District Assembly LOG, Knights Of Labor,
recently wrote to General Master WoskmAn
Powdsrly, urging him TO reconsider his d.
termination to retire from the leadsnhip
Of the knights Of Labor at the sxpiraaion
Of his present term. He has Just received
response from Powderly, in which ~
says that he does not zee how he can cca.
sistently reconsider his determinakon. n
speaking Of the abuss by newspapsfs ard
threats Of impeachment, hs says:
Through this cloud Of gloom but oas ray q
away Denver. where District Assembly @
passed those ringing resolutions tnd0rsine my
course and condemning the anarchist element
baseness felt, Brother Gould, that the oruee
would stand more cheerfully BY some othsr unAn
than Il would stand BY me, True. have nsv.x
ment have received, but whsn blows fan t13eh
and fast = friendly hand Of inteYceosjoo nav
and then cheers the person on whose hsad ~
that I can render the order 10 TO step astde 81
allow some other member to do The vcek -
Il have devoted ysars 70 the causs 81 lsasx.
My life in the service of humanity has been -
constant fight by night and day akalnst ~ -
emies Of labor and the clemens q diesosa
which are opposed to mo within And W3oG0~&
such . life has been . most exciting o., -
has left me legacy which can nevee poxe
with. In the shape Of : heart trouble thet may
such . subject . mater for discussicn u ny
annual message or before the general assembly.
Personal tnterests social tics. and the conafOgee
for years. l long to once more 10 free upaM,
for to-day am bound by ties most tneee111Ab1os
and ruled over by mot one, but 60O.O0o nnAs4eg4
have lived Tor years. Il would not be beeula-
ing for mo TO speak Of tbs nnaneiA1 saeg11oeo
have made icr The order. I an ire = ~ Z
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-11-30

engineers: Richard Wai,aer, brakeman;
Schaffer. fireman, all of Carmi. The two
nRines were badly smashed, and eight
cars were total wreck. The blame o.
he wreck is charged to the train dispatcher
for sending the north bound train out
from Vionna.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-11-30

Luzerne Borou n, mini village o
Pennsylvania. Both men were badly
punished. The quarre was over a girl,
the daughter OF a mimi, boss. Is The ply.
sician called to attenl Denn;son says he
may die.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-11-30
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

NKw YoRK CATnoLECs.


THY sKKD ooEaRATuLArEoRs TO THE
poPR on HIS sCHTLER.
NV YonK, Dec. .24.-AocoFding to aae
figures obtained from Vicar General
Preston the total contribution of the
agch. .diocess of New York to the papsl
jubilee fund 10 So. .6G5 o., besides the
cash offerings. Ths Nsw York Cafho
lies have sent many other testimonials
Of affection. a f1rraAi address fFoa the
clergy Of the Ageh diecsss was taken 10
Rome by Archbishop Ryan. Il is writ.
sen on psrehmens, illuminated By the
Sisters OF st. D0minic of New York. IL
is said t1 have cost mere than $500.
The Chfissiaa Brothers OF this city
have sent an e9asoratsEy carved book
oase FLIED With Yo.umts, in which sFs
written tue names Of all their scholars
together With thoss OF the teachers
The holsFs OF the Brothers are goiEa 30
offer q magnificent vase valued at $500.
The Rs6emptionists order, whose
aeadduaTkess are in the s.. Aipaoneo
Church, have given tbe pops q combl
natien book case and writing desk. On
Il Is carved Q pictorial history Of the
Catholic Ohutch In AmeFioa. 1ne desa
cost nearly $4,000. n is made Of eight
different kinds of wood.
Tha ABeisus Order ef Hiberrisus.
which has been frequently denounced
hy some Of the prelatea ss q secret or
eaniEagion, shows its loyaltysto Rome
hy seeding a large silver plaaae, en-
orsyed wish pcenss 10 Irish history aed
picture Of POPS Leo IN full p0ntihesi
robes.
The Gsrman-AmeEican Roman Gath
eds editors. fifty In numbsr, hays given
the pope some reading matter foE y
holiday Ia The form Of 9 iabiles edisieE
Of their papers and magazines hazass-
fasly bound 10 ene volume. Many PIE
seuts have also gone 70 Roue fEoD In
diVidusls 10 the aFch diocese.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

eeNsezfieu. and representatives, fFcm
kli8ahelhp1s ska4eh thas ire kusshts
8es8 meEe Giaaharnsf roe Fsfnalnn b
l0ac the 0xs Bros haness. Ine4
hkd 80 nnaefsaandin shak ne Rsadinw
e0mpanF vas nnt 80 in4sEfaee In the
LzhiRh ssrtAe. hzk 20 laed tne Eiexe Bres. ;
naFRsg wsnld he aiding tie Lehiah
opeEmaezs sna thia tie ulem xafueea 6
Do w&ils many Sehuylkizl haFrss wass
lylnR idle. They staie6 1hak $50 men
have baen disahAERed. lhe cfnsfaIs -
fuainR b ssltie ahs lrenhla hF arhitsa-
tian. A similar complaint ae refassl
ca the part ef tie ef1aoials e
sthltFafe. wa presented hy lhs Part
kichmrud representatives The eou-
= ntion then wens inho An sxteuaire
sssszan And npsn il 60 clnxian an
nonneed shat there wcnla ke 4 general
lie np az nlf Ahe mlnes nnd all ihe
fEsienl sud enal trains ca tbe romd. II
waH stafed further that th6 passenar
unen wuaid Be also uraarna onl soun ii
1 encaid be foand nacezznry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25
xAyaL C0NsrRUcFEoN.
AxsuAL RKPoRT OF cHTzR NAVAL cox-
sraUCfon wIEsoS.

AxzuAL EkPoRT OF eHTxv NAVAL c1x-
sTaUCfoR wIEsoH.
wkszmarox, Dee. aG.-The snnnal
report Of Chief Eavai oonstEuctos vii
s0la, has iuss hesn rec6iysd from The
eoVefnua. ID printer. II d expected fs
6s os value 10 peTg0as Interested il
naval nnastera for TIE resson that it
contains new feature 10 these FeroE e
n share Of thoTaneh desafipsiva sFii-
cses upon all Of tks Fsssrt sedftisHs 70
the naval aeet, aoccupahiea " 8 rRm-
ber Of illnssEasioEs snd sectional ptazs.
Ths reposss - the nav8l cspsFtu rs
from the hes York aDa Norfolk navy
wards, where preparations asa making
a build the CREST eco ton aFMoEsd var
shsps sse highly satisfactory. 40 Nsv
ReTk che keel blocks for an aEmored
cruiser have been placed.
AaFegilsieuents foE sappiEing tbs
asw piGrs have already hssn isszea end
IS proposals vii - op@nei CO toe ls.e
ag nexs meBtA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25
MURDERER CAPTURED.
Wlillnma MaRsEn Tells che
sfeFy 81 His CrIme.
fAssma Graaals Kzsisea-TAe cnlprit
spaat ~ NIshf h sks weeds nra
= czptnrsa Nsar Hh cAhaa.

TAcgma. Dec. a. fSpeelall--gsso. n
he4er1nu. Eha hak ksepsr AZ re BfsR-
! cry Eaioon il Old Tnmn. slnaass 40 ia
/ ptsee a. 1910 asefonk % Frianv nfchf
/ &1o waut Out the back wny. iaaviur she
/ pHopEia&0F, Fred NeiixsI. alone sues1e3
/ q eonn&ina ard planinR tha noneF. re
pEoeeeas ok fhs day, ln TIE safe. rs
hs9 nGt eona faS Mhsn be wns affxaeled
By the 1uand Of plasei shots, ennesna
4aaMinniF 9Eem tue ssloon. He rn-
tuEne1s catering ane rnaE as be had
Rnne oct. aud as be opened k1e aaar was
a9sahiahe0 % sse naan jung from
banlnd TIE ceunt1g to tbs to1 az the
safe and then plunge atrAiria8 shroneh
The window 10 lhe sidewalk outside.
Tbe ans had bezn tanned down low
an6 HadeEaen ran forward aud snrued 4
On fEsi. Its iieht revealed the boag a.
hls enpio5ss, NsifKel. lying pfone aeon
Ms faee dead - the middle az the 4 looe.
one band eIueeAing lantern and tke
0theE e0me pieoea ck money. Ozfner
Farrell had beard khe shots ana nof
cleaxly aba 20 l0aase them, was weIkiun
ID The direction 0f the brewery saIoon
when the mnu plunged ahr0nQh tf,e
windew sash before him ana startsd n
run in the opposite direction. The of.
deer commanded him 30 halk. bss III
sfead Of ebeyinQ be turned she corner
and naae for the fence as tbs rear
cf the buildiua, whieh by aid 81
9 lo9 thaa stood bg Il he lightly scaled.
1he 6ilises had fred tWiee Ms the ileeirn
ngura and Il he'd dropped bnk recovered
itself. not however, until shs offscef had
gained upon 10. Nov, however, as Il
uas poised upon the fence Ii clear re-
lief the ofAaeE, but a few yards awav.
fired again. The Agure aropped on tbs
other sida and disappeared. Saaroh
proved that be had made ais esoape
fhEozRh little Alley@ag TO the stRes
and fhenee to fha voofa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

rrRsx srRPs TaKex TO TRANsFER rHs
PROPERTY.

FrRax srEPs TaKRN TO TRANsFER rHz
PROPERTY.
OH1oA0o. Sept. 2a.-The Times tomsr
row will say: aFhe hrst steps wers
taken yesterday IN the transfer of the
estate Of iks late Wilbar r. Story In
cludina tbs Chicago Times to the people
Who recently purchased Is.
James j. West, one ef the purchasers.
vas appointed reoefveF IS part OF the
plan Tor the ultimate transfer TO the
Chicago TfDaes Oempany. As soon as
the neeeasar5 legal forms are complied
wish the nsW owners will assume edi.
s0Fial coutrsl OF the pgpeE,
Clinton ]. Snovdens who is associated
With Mr.. West, said this evening that
there has bsen no change In the work
ing force Of the paper except thas O. X.
Dennett, night edisof, and one Of tbs
writers had at once gait their places
Nf. I. 2. Oovies has taken up The duties
let fan BY Mr.. Dennstt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

Pn0GrnuTs on RRD nuz war IN Tnn
ExAR RURuaE
Nav YokK. Dec. a44--5nst now Il
looks nv Il fhsre waa RnlnR 70 be rsa
bot war ID q few aays between the
Caaar Makers International Union and
the tenement house cigar mnuufae,
anfeEAs There * xnm1x anoas THAI
the manufactures viii not nnig return
" tbs tenement h6u8e sgHsem, hat thai
general rednefi0n will be made aboai
she arsf of the rear aud that the union
e prepared to nghf bnfh- II u feared
nD1 tha1 there may be q general STRIFE
and shat thousands OF cigar naakeFs
will soen be 0na of work and dspendent
ppon tbs anten. The iEeasuFy or the
union, however, can stand q lang etruR
pie, aa lha union h one of ths largest Ia
tie United States. The uni0n az one
sims spent $4,000 90 strikes ID two
years aRd II s. fully prepared 10 enter 4
contesn again with 4 fuh troaangy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25
rHE sTKIKEEs

fnx kMREoxEs t1 xaR RzApEsa cox
PkHG HnLD coEvESrzeS.
PHxEkpzzxHnA. Dee. 2s.-Af a con
renaion OK R4aGiuR FaiErcad smpIoyss
iris eveninR Il vas oEtexed to command
everybody II The enploy Of TIE can.
ranT. wiEh the eyeeEsizn 81 uzsssnEss
ksa5n emrS1Fes, 10 ssEiks. Fhe eRasE
tnelnass enal EzaHexs in szeraay ef the
Easoioa eoaesaSs ard wiis aasz1 aeariJ
6a0a0 men.
AbcEt seTsziY fEs dsIeen IS we're IL
aaterdznee. xRpteSenfina ereEy hxsaeA 81
shS ewspl8gss AZ tEE Foa5 fsan ihz roel
haEzlsEs b tee Usnars, SID inesndi8E
Al el3esss - train nsn. GamUist {.
f1an Pert kfsAm0zd ID Eix shssb
poFt prs ntsd ihsfs gfseFancsa ~ -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25
uAwAm I'D ArsTRAEIA.


THR GTEaMER EAnAR0sA H1LA08 LATE
NEWS From BoxH.
Sks FnAxuEsco, Dee. 24.-By the ef.
rival ag tbs steamer MaEioopA today ad
vloae were received from Sydney to
November 3oth. from Auckland 20 De
cenbsr $50. aud frcm Honosaln 10 Ds
eembsr lTsh. Advsoas received at Bra
bons from Thursday Island Fepori chs
capture Of schaonay rigzed craft hS
the natives at Margaret Bay and the
murder Of The eEag. The lin discovery
Al sssa Banks Island pssvas 10 Be very
impartArE. IL u sisnaied Q nsenisntis
fo- shipment. ana II ia heiteved thai
other I0des exist = that vicinity.
Kipe Kalakaus, Of HAWAII. has vetoed
the two bills passed b. the Hawaiian
legislators, cns Of which vas % aooiish
the ofsce af Ro-sypcy. Tbs iegialsture
dszies tte rieat Of the kiak 80 ngs Dis
veto power and aiAin that one Of tie
epeciaa Yleaaes given By kAiakanA Is she
tiuae Oh the reyogn.ion provided that be
shaald nos iuseEfees uitn legislation.
Ihe refuTm Legislators hsld lengthy
meegsng and resolved 30 ssh Tie king 10
r. searss6eg hla Wetaess
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

WAEHExexos, Dsc. 24.--An eveuig
sapsF sAys lbat q fiat g4s nagrse
avoided Is tbs nAsy yards yesssf1a
As the si0sa og Rsxk oa the eIoaFasil
for she new oKdnaacs foundry, S1peril
senAenG Fa2zhg aar0a1csa k1S EAml
or sixty uen weess services Wouid N
Is longer reqaiKea. The annooueeulEr
coming as Il did iass before CafiasEzs
Gas followed bs 81 excsitE2 ese9z pEl
tioipsted 10 by he Gle shTEed employs
They khcate& czt aFalrsl snen tFea
ment and thfeats os siolsrcs ueFe mad
TIE arpFoach q a. aFmsd body OK N
finaz waish h4a bseu sammgna1s %
eseasa 80 tgspei1s "a aimngbaRss
al -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

FEBEEzTE5 TK1nEs.
FnocxxDnos Al MEETING m saa
RRANcrBco.

RnAMCBCo.
San FnRNuzsco, Dec. "a. - AZ last
nights meeting Of She Federated Trades
the ccast Seanoen's Unien delecafe
reported thai union crsws we're being
eens 10 Eureka
A committee Of i've was appointed to
make arrangements for macs meeting
In support Of the boyeotteFs arrested
for distributing circulars in front Of the
Tivsli theaaeE. Various labor oFeanixa-
lions sent letters guaranteeing fEnda
Tor the defense Of the boycotteEa. Res
oIuiions we're adopted askinR the mem
beFs Of the interior labor organisations
to recommend TO their fellow citixens
not to pasronize the Tivosi while visiting
the city.
The twenty six men Who were sent up
to Eureka by the Ship OWueEs' Aasoola-
tion on the City of Chester were on
their arrival there met BY represents
tsves of the coast 6esmeuis Dnioh, and
induced to join that society. CoLse-
qsentiy they refused 10 30 on board she
shipa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

SAH FBkNozs0o, Dsc. 2a.-rhe credit.
cEs Of William DFesoaeh ard John Ros.
enfeld leaders Of lhe sbnlls ring il the
wheat ceal which collapsed q few
months ago. today agreed to aneept the
terms Of ssttlement proposed By che
committee of the call beard. The com
uaitfee reports that Dreebaeh'a gea suFees
are $2l9. 900 ard Roaenfsld's are &f69, :
CO. making total OF &877 900. Of this
amouni the call board creditors received
ns per agreement &ie2 900, ieavlnga bsl
amos OF 1885, COO 70 satisfy oil clalms.
The claims against Dresbach aFn0unt
70 I,190,000 and those eaHinst Resen-
field &2.0o0s000. By the settlements as
nov e1scled The creditors will receive .
tribe over two per cent Of thelr claima.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

Tha fsIlow talked without t0e sila eteaf
.,saTVa, rnswere3 every question pua 10
S5re and aeenaed 10 nsFe 20 wasn 90
eonenal ANYTHING, seeming 20 eanssaes
$40 10 tsFoe lad ccxHe- Hs bad 81
.-aav ala OGiceg Farrell that q Vas be
S6o had done the terrible deed OF tee
Z sisil n fsn yOa hoe il Was" be said.
~ t,gu,eA the idsa ct doing this thing
e., - shrss DAYS ago. knsw he bad
.'.,,.s8erahls naney or thou2kt be bad.
ss6 ~-snf An there 20 hOl3 him ap. Bat
- womlanst eise me chaSce- f0ek
- - ahnas casside, for / wanted 70
80 4, heeoFe he heard NE. got IN eli
rs~Se bni a closed the oooE ee swa1R
- ss,A came at me With lantern
- 80 n his hard. / iAtaaded 10 cell
| - =, ehro1 a. ID banda. bat be vas
! go uuick for we and ha@ ta Epoot
4 I 49, fiFsf evex his head, thiEkinE 20
| se4re hisn. bns be grabbed fer ne ano
sh~noh I tald him 10 keep back Re
/ ~-~wI6lst. and ] shos aaai1- Was be
/ - n 49, faaagH he ina1ired snrnpiiy'
xafSrr, sefd thRf his afctlE gae sir1cS
h.s t~iee. ones IN ths 9gtst a1d s2ais
sss.sl~ in fhe breast. ke drew lis band
s--~ nnore over bis facs ans ea4tto0sss'
SW~ti I FeEnx,siaa shs fessiVsf. I've shetk.
q. - ! Rnsith a Wesscn. - ealt6gs.
Wssn ha fell turned eosn - siRsss s
arsA shen veal shRoEGa nhs $3.50 -
- safe ksgs- toex 49, - 80 -. g,
fkres aailars golIs1 - ne nse@ s.
49, 80 atlNntion p tee1- 1ne -
- pr,en bat tho lists dEaNHSs wkfs
lasksa epA waa iasi kstssns = sesA'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

WiEE E&1 DfaNEn ~ 9A1L,..A Ml
before s'olsck ahs aemnn paes
OaiaaEs Jarsa and BGets4 arrested 4
raaa sasasa Fas Nwfans4. mte Ia fa
his poaaa9Fio1 Il aaEk asNfais kna ga
faan chtgkena TAG rsHek M sNrs
f1kFn ae gBtiea hcz "a sxaASa. whsgR
tneg Hsw aWaif 0snxfA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

WAsmrgaxcs. Dee. 24.-Ths esmmis-
tee Of Rsnflemen who haya ahaFee 81
she fund 10 purchase and present q
residence 10 the widow Of tee late Gen.
W. :. Hancock expect that the anouut
Necessary viii b subscribed immedi
ateiy. Fifteen thousand dollars has
been Subscribed In various an0untl by
friends ct the late general, ard the
committee hepes 70 secure the remain
der in time 10 pressut Mrs. Hancock
with the houss that has been selHosed
during tho toIi6avs,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

The short quick drive 20 ths jsil at-
sracted large following that for q time
indicated tro1ble. il visw Of the thfeaAs
chat had been made ah day. one tne
crowd soon disappeared. a few nse
ments after she arrival Of the party ai
Ire iaii, 8 Posr- -INTkx1zaKsuER reportsI
vas admitted and the door OF one OF the
ceIls IVES swung open. To the Eequest
az lhe sbeFifl, nan Of less than me
diam height, siiaht Of build, pale Of
faee- With sandy moustachs and eoatet
aud clothed cnly 10 red shirt, trousers
ard stockings, stepping forward -
thouch IN pain, walked cut and took g
seat By the stove.
aMy nsme Is Willsn Aarttn,' be
ssiS. icoAiae % frankly IN answer C
~ s,,e@slsn. 4 wss born 10 Eaefard,
ara An 50 yeaEs of age, ] Icsmeoye in
is5& ssepued a while :. CAnsde, and
aame ont harc shout q year ago. aAFe
~ lrss-s6s o. relatives p these paRis.h
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

sax E41xcMcc. DSc- 2A-1hs agents
nf kas Paciae Mail eampaEy hAEe isz8ed
1sdSEs 10 masters q tAe company
sseauexs pssSn2 bstvesn this po1f sac
China, % bring No EneFe Cainesa fenalea
unlrsa on retafa csrtiaszEes or pFsof o.
skatr fsaht % some 10 the Unif&1 Ssstes
ard rerpoas 81 living moEai lives. 1he
Cassasrsel anA 0Hisntnz hnsa kzve
snaas giznilAr ustsrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

4RAuzM 70 Hm mAEGAD.
stInlhe hfnsh. / Kafl a emr,.,,a AZ hlae
ksta, ard 4 sIia 60 hes1 1 .ss.sssl9. 6.ss
wan wonnEsa and ald rof exrssl 3 Iisr
unth naornina. Iasaa my Ennan nIlinz
70 mls1 ns9@d p flla4 noni4 @aareely
nsea1nss was - fhe bzHnA Hll meEn
- a1a sAw - Eaen passing 9Esxy littis
1lls e ssAf1n 0f ma When ahsy
Eg1n1 y 1ae Ma4 gone down en- III heanh
: - - l1lsnlsoM q RavlnR myNeif 40.
sw nv FsFntssf AwAy curing she
A - k1o9 sae oaAnees ToR
s.'.s~ s.ss. z 11ln& s111ne9f
~ 8 ss.l1se - -. oanN care. The
s.s.l.s 3 - - q tnsg.n 1aa1 Rk2e me 3
- 1sa.e sAA5.l ~ M1ts1 MAA ou4Hs
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-. e.A.1 ~. @ sAs asA&s1 akUuHn
s.ss.. 80 sssssss !. sno9Rn. end Rlane1nR np
ss.- ..4 n pA.esz ss.Ass q oe.Skate fssakna-
49,. 49,. - - se!91 1Ee1Rea - nesd An0
S... !. - !. - - ses ne nad
s1s..ss :. - = .lE1a3 80 Eeo1e4l
- - = - 49, sassaAR o1a.hles tpa aalo0u
s..s - So y. .s-s1 y ttnae 1etofs Toa en-
-. 49, -. - ..s.... y.
- ~ : saAl.s Il - a.task.As zsem ~ aanaM
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Martin. Il nuoh Be his name. had no
pals. He looks upon him as 8 man Of
Wouderfui nerve. Martin has made
bis headquarters sines last fall AZ
the cabin IN the gnloh near where ha
was found. Il Is q barren place, al
Ea0st without furniture. He ia better
known about the cid town By the name
Of Chicken Joe,n having been identi
fed with several raids upon chicken
K00sts. He w8s engaged IN hshinQ near
Seattle durinu the xun of salnon, ana
sinse then has seen for tims ID Olynn-
PIE, where be SAYS he lost Ell his moTsev
and had hus oue dollar Isft
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

The town was aroused. The aheria
w1s nctlaed By telephone nnd il q short
sime large f0sce Df men we're engaged
ln the search. Az dsybfeak Sheriff
wis nuore Ia posse Of men and the
whole peninsula was then thoroughly
secured. In toa meantime Coroner
Mccoy held an Inquest over the body of
Frederick Asstzai ard che iary fauns
that be came to his death nt the hands
Of an unknown man. The BODY wEs
given in charge of Undersaker HoskA,
dressed for the grave and laid ont 10
The ball Of the Knights OF Pythias,
WHARF all the mourning friends came
and viewed II, aud then. becoming
6lIsd with n spirit Of revenge, went Ia
searched Of Tbs murderer. Few men In
the Mfst wsfd were better known eT
more popular than Fred Nsiszal. Dc
Waa unpaarEied, about 3S years old and
bsEides being q pEominent merbeF Of
The Knights Of Pylhias be Eas captain
0k Eagls Hose Company. No. /. When
il beoaRie apparens that kks murderer
had really gotten away the county com.
miesioreza, WHO were in session, offered
8 reward Of $3.50 for bis capture, ard
she Kni hts called q meeting and Of
gegbd 500 mere. A paiR Of hohnailed
skoes and coat and hnt were found IN
the Foom witn the body, end had been
ieft By the mnfdeEer in his hassy flight.
They we're taken charge Of By the pc
lice aa aids 10 Identification.
Among those who Joined IN the search
was q 'iHEgsa0KeEaan named Mitchell,
who, haxina leaxned tha circumstances
"a above, ehouidaxed doubia- baxreled
shotgun and wits twg companions took
the read toward E0eips hrickyAFd, say
Ing be thouRhs he could bring bis Eaan
naok with him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

Nara. Cal. Dec. ar. D. Watson.
Of IS. Helena, While crossing the track
as NaSa Junssioa, this svsnine, was run
int0 bY tha cars. His horses vera ia
stgrtiy killed sad bis skuIl Bas bfokea.
He is net expected 10 live.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

YuMA. Ariz. Dee. 2l.--Tha life esn.
Wet Barney kiRes. VINO finked bis life
10 save Superintendent Thomas Gates
from asa4nslnAslca bg the oonvicis dur
iHg tke peniltnlisKy ongbfaak last Ogto.
beg, vas today psFdaned By GovernuF
Zaliek, on condition thai be isaVa the
feFfiAnrT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

CLmT0K JuxcxIoS. Wiss Dec. e4.-At
& c'elaak ahis morning toe Fsasenze<
tgaia Ca the CnieAee. &tiwRnkee y 81
paaI railway was deraiiae b. nais
uIsr a swifch east ef sbis viilage. Tbs
snQiae ard baggage ear NeFe ssss@es@- ss.@-ss@
Tha AAnzaps master and express mes
senreR weTs aeRtonaag Es3aKed. Advises
frura Phillips say that he iniured hy
YESTERDAYS wfeek On the Wisconsin
Oensxss raad are al dsinR veil No fur
tsstr AMatk.2 hava nasaRred
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

TopFxA. Kan, Dec. IA ohsgfae
was iiled to-day Zee the ipeofposAliaa
Of the Bel0it a Ne5raakn Kafiway Cons
pany, with capital etnak 0f &I COO Dn0.
fhe Fersa Il frena Balnis. Kanasa ~
the north line of chs state ia sewail nnd
Smith counties. u IL h union psalla
enterprise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-25

SAH FRAnulsoo, Dee. A.-Indicaii0ns
for q hours commencing st I q. 70. on
December -; Fer Oregon and Wash
ington TexritaFys Rain, exsspt ia south
eastern Or eoB, where the wsataaF wiIl
be generally fair sIuthfriy winds, | 0ht
to fresh In she interior, hEiak % tke
aaaEf. aEiohffg eaoieE.